Connective Tissue

Question 1

They act as connection among other various other tissues. Function is for storage. Dominance of the matrix or extracellular.

Answer 1

Connective tissue

Question 2

Three Basic types matrix.

Clue: PFM, GSM, FM

Answer 2

Protein fiber matrix
Ground substances Matrix
Fluid Matrix

Question 3

Extracellular matrix composed of many substances but with a domain of protein fibers.

Answer 3

Protein Fiber Matrix

Question 4

Is a common protein forming bundles of tough, flexible fibers. AKA white Fibers.

Answer 4

Collagen

Question 5

A stretchy, fibrous protein, form thick, single fibers in connective tissue matrices.

Answer 5

Elastin

Question 6

Fibrous as categorized as?

Clue: DF or LF

Answer 6

Dense Fibrous or Loose Fibrous.

Question 7

Dense fibrous tissues can be classified as?
Clue:DCF or DEF
Clue: RDF or IRDF

Answer 7

Dense collagenous fibrous or Dense elastic fibrous.

Question 8

Loose Fibrous Tissues also know as?

Answer 8

Areolar

Question 9

It is a Dens fibrous tissues that are having a regular parallel bundles of fibers. A roughly parallel.

Answer 9

Regular Dense Fibrous

Question 10

Having a irregular hodgepodge of fibers. Appears as swirling or random.

Answer 10

Irregular Dense Fibrous Tissue

Question 11

It is a type of tissue often called Fat tissue because it’s primary function in the storage of fat. It was classified by some hydrologist as subcategory of AreolarTissues Tissue/ Loose Fibrous.

Answer 11

Adipose tissue

Question 12

One of the commponets of cennetive tissue that has some protein fibers in it but also a great deal of nonfibrous proteins.

Answer 12

Ground Substance Matrix

Question 13

It is a combination of Fibers and ground substance that gives it a rubbery quality.

Answer 13

Car

Question 14

It Has a modern amount of collagen fibers In i Its Matrix .

Answer 14

Hayaline Cartilage

Question 15

It has a large amount of collagen in its matrix.

Answer 15

Fibrocartilage

Question 16

The presence of elastic fibers giving it a stretch auality.

Answer 16

Elastic Cartilage

Question 17

What are the two broad category of Bone?

Answer 17

Compact bone and Cancellous (spongy) bone

Question 18

The category of bone that forms rather large dense piece of bone matrix.

Answer 18

Compact Bone

Question 19

The category of bone that forms a thin, narrow beams of hard bone matrix in which red bone marrow can be supported.

Answer 19

Cancellous B

Question 20

A water-base solution with a fluid consistency.

Answer 20

Fluid matrix

Question 21

Hint Suffix:
-blast means? 
-cyte means? 
-clast means? 
-fibro means?
-osteo means? 
-chondro  means? 
Fribroblast means?

Answer 21

Make
Cell
Break
Fiber
Bone 
Cartilage 
Make Fiber

Question 22

The arrangement of fibrous tissues that are forms of tendons(connecting muscle to bone) and ligament(connecting bone to bone).

Answer 22

Regular Dense Fibrous conneconnective tissues

Question 23

Both collagen and elastine are found in this but a wideliy spaced.

Answer 23

Loose fibrous (Areolar) connective tissue

Question 24

It is not onlstors lipids for later use but also serves as support(as abreast) ,as a insulation (under the skin ) and as chusion (you’re sitting on it).

Answer 24

Loose Fibrous (Areolar )Connective tissue

Question 25

The type of cartilage in which the consistency of it’s semisolid, rubbery matrix of protein fibers mixed with other substances. It is the most common type of cartilage. Modern amount of collagen.

Answer 25

Hayaline Cartilage

Question 26

Type of cartilage that found in part of larynx, nose, and trachea.

Answer 26

Hayaline Cartilage

Question 27

It is a high concentrated of collagen fibers.More rigid and less rubbery.

Answer 27

Fibrocartilage

Question 28

The type of cartilage that has a large proportion of elastin fibers in its matrix.

Answer 28

Elastic Cartilage

Question 29

It is a form by solid, cylindrical units called osteon, pack tightly together.

Answer 29

Compact Bone

Question 30

Consist of multiple concentric layers of hard bone matrix and each layer is a lamella or play. lammellae.

Answer 30

Patron or havarsian system

Question 31

Identify by open latticelike structure and has a thin playes of bone matrix that form structural beams. The beam of hard bone called Trabeculae.

Answer 31

Cancellous ( Spongy) bone

Question 32

It is fluid-matrix connective tissue charterized by variety of cell types which are tiny RBCs, tiny fragments of platelets and larger WBSs in which can be sending in blood-smear preparation.

Answer 32

Blood